I'm not a financial analyst, but one thing I do know for sure is that cash is flying out of my billfold. Today's $75 tab to fill the tank in our family car and even more to fill the refrigerator were a clear sign that costs are rising before my eyes.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of stories on businesses across the Courier-Tribune readership area that have opened since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Future stories will include details on Kearney and Smithville businesses.
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In the days leading up to and on the Fourth of July, the night sky above the Northland becomes aglow with colors from red, white and blue fireworks as communities gather to celebrate the nation’s birthday.
University of Missouri Extension offers a fall vegetable gardening weekly webinar series in August and September.
With the Fourth of July weekend here, the Missouri Department of Conservation, in a press release, encourages people to look for red, white, and blue in nature through a holiday hike, bird watching, backyard fun, fishing, and other outdoor activities.
SMITHVILLE — With so many different sports camps happening through summer, it can be overwhelming for someone to try to choose the right one. But for Smithville, the answer was easy. For the first time, under head coach Eric Bennaka, the boy’s basketball team headed to their first camp.
Reflecting on this past school year’s sports season is an important way to encapsulate and remind ourselves of all the great moments local teams have brought to the community. It is also a great opportunity to look back on the many successes of student-athletes that call Liberty, Smithville …
LIBERTY — A familiar face takes over as the head coach of the Liberty boys basketball team. Former head coach of the Liberty girl’s team, Joe Price, was announced as the head coach for the boy’s team earlier this year.
Press release from Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
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